Basketball Rutgers Basketball will hire a GM, who would you want to see in that role?
- By Richie O
- The Round Table
- 98 Replies
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Same. I have a number of 5%+ CD's and also sitting with a chunk of cash in my IRA. I keep thinking that I will buy an index fund with it at some point if the market takes a big enough hit. I am 67 and plan to wait until the last possible moment to start my RMD.I'm overly weighted to cash which means that you have beaten the pants off of me the last several years. My only defense is that I'm older than you and have seen more bad markets. Preservation of capital becomes more important as my days dwindle.
I see, Jr. got DQ'd because his dad rushed into the stands and for nothing else. Got it.100% on dad
This times 100.Flagg won't be staying, stop the fantasy.
How Cornell handles this will certainly be interesting. If charges are eventually brought against Jr., maybe that changes how Cornell views this situation. Uncontrollable dad, plus son who flies of the handle, plus possible simple assault charges? Cornell has some thinking to do. If it were a depth wrestler, bye bye. #1 ranked wrestler will have some leeway but how much?Yea the state has videos of him throwing punches in the brawl…wonder if Cornell has is going to have an issue with this , wrestling is low priority and he’s getting suspended from school and wrestling for this incident plus this is national news , sports illustrated has an article about it . Could they pull his scholarship?
I realized so many of our guys say this and it literally never happens.. and all the killers rarely talk bout winning… Angelo, Barr, Mesenbrink, in all their interviews they just talk bout is getting better and improving and w.e happens happens.""I want that national title before I’m done, and I promise I’m gonna get it."" Another obligatory statement? I'd like to think he could do it, but it's a high hill to climb.
100% on dad18 or 19 yr old? He's an adult. Backing up a dad should mean, at the very most, dragging the dad away. Throwing punches is uncalled for and charges can be filed against him. And it's not 100% on the father. Had the father been the only one involved, Jr. would still be in the hunt for a 4th title.
I get what you are saying but at the end of the day the people who make the big decisions like this one don’t care about sports in general nevermind wrestling , they care about image and the prestige of being an Ivy League school …honestly I hope it doesn’t mess up future plans for him but since the day 1 I’ve openly hoped and campaigned for him to go to Rutgers so who knows if Cornell doesn’t work out maybe you guys can swoop in and get your next ashnaultLow priority? They have a whole Ag school which accepts wrestlers knowing they have no interest in pursuing a career in Agriculture or Livestock. They know they're there for one purpose, wrestling. Remember not everyone "really" gets into Cornell rather they slide in through the backdoor.
18 or 19 yr old? He's an adult. Backing up a dad should mean, at the very most, dragging the dad away. Throwing punches is uncalled for and charges can be filed against him. And it's not 100% on the father. Had the father been the only one involved, Jr. would still be in the hunt for a 4th title.Wrong. He’s a kid. 100% on his father. No kid/young adult is not going into a melee to back up his dad.